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Gold Holds Gain as Trump Signals Imminent Peace Deal With Iran

Gold Holds Gain as Trump Signals Imminent Peace Deal With Iran
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 11 June 2026, 23:36 UTC By Yihui Xie 1 min read
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Gold ingots in Caracas Photographer: Carlos Becerra/Bloomberg

Gold ingots in Caracas Photographer: Carlos Becerra/Bloomberg
Gold Holds Gain (ORG) Caracas Photographer (LOCATION) Carlos Becerra (PERSON)
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